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LE-s C,l1EErT l. 11a & land Of liberty
Ii poses before the world - such U-lz
II = - GCtCcEatI.asL-l7 g,1vzElei - 81
possibly can De and y=5 maintain n
auusGrz1ee q ClEs1lr gIl.-I1zL GuT=---
Ez-1- Dr. Francs L5z5e- II Ms caL
sI.lrz-=I treatise On Civil Liberty and
Self GOVERNMENT lays II down a. d
ffr-nlla1-zz5aL maxim that Represent
a7lTa bodies must be free H e.
u-aLzs what E= means WL=l Lz SzTs-
tins IMPLIES that they must b. freely
eL1ssz- mt U11Izr tbs tErEals Of vI1-
Lzues Of th= executive and thai 7TEE-@-
they are met they must le L1l=pezl
en- Of the threats and ==,l1c1ICl Of
thu ezecE6ITs WE=l lhree1s and
sssci--5i-1 e's Used there = 1.It Liberty
These are tbA F1Egis C1 nan Of
vuEI.i-EIliz tEu=- they ara principles
which are I1ssJl1r,J T=r1I1l=- The pEse-
EIes here l. tEE zzzea z1lI1llss=Is II
wL.z1 Dr. Lz=leE lL-s1Iul.dILF lays down
= liberty LEs z1ai,JrIly II the He-
E.zIIzE Legislature zEs 1L-raz1eC=,1 and
constantly ss,1Ie=,1 IEzre + MT z
nan who sat 1E thu GSGJVsr1---.=uz SIDE
WIN has mt beea paid hEs urIc's by
1G1E OF JLh=EE7I=+= NJ 11@ can ElEz-
tend that such a H1z=s voted Ez-tsLLl-
gently UQGL Lz5gErs ElE--1=5zyI CO H.
LIZ E-=rElT voted a. Il vs. bid and Il
VS. GI1 10 Do Suns V=ET all5LLz=L. zELI1l-.s-
W e ara NOW =--r-zzI---, tr-Ez 5Ez= sE1I1-1
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THIRD CIRCUIT COURT OF,

Il the Hawaiian Islands In Probate. In the
Estate OF LONOHEANA, Of North kohala Ha-
vail. deceased, intestate.
On residing and fling the petition OF Jocla. al
!eClng that LouOheans, OF North kohala. died
lnteSJsts. 81 North hOh2la. Hawaii in the wear
49,. leaving real estate az HaEi North Eohala
Hawaii. and praying that decree be issued a. to
W no sre the heirs OF said LOuOheana. deceased
II i ordered that WEDNESDAY. the 9th dav
OF March / D. ~. be and Is hereby appointed
Tor hearing said petition befo-e t5l f-cif Jr5,ie
d. ne Cour- house az kapaaG. North kohala al
watch time and place all persons concerned may
1HFe4E AID show cause. IL any thev have WHY
SID petition should not be granted
+ s LYMAN Circuit JUDGE
H.l0. Hawaii. Feb. -O-l. ISL 1855
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not the individual. II is to the peo-
Pile that the revenue, raised by taxa
ton, belongs, not to the individual.
The whole source Of power rests with
the people. These are trite truths,
but they are truths that can bear tell
ing over and over again, They are
truths that our citizens are very apt
to lose sight of practically, So eager
is the race for wealth in this country,
shat men dc not look carefully enough
after their rights. The price of lib
erty is eternal vigilance, Our people
have not been vigilant and the con
sequence is that they have had their
liberty considerably circumscribed.
Things are now done openly and I'M
hlushingly which decade ago would
not have been dreamt Of.
The Importance Of sticking to our
rights and of sharply criuoiEing and
resenting what eircumScrlbes them Is
patent to every man who has settled
here and has children growing up.
Our ancestors in the New England
( Colonies laid the foundation Of the
present greatness of the United States
upon broad principles, and remained
SteadfaSt to those principles through
good and i'll. 1t is our boundea duty
Z to see that the lessons we learned in
our own country should not be lest
sight of, and that We hand ON TO our
posterity that liberty which we have
/ lesrned is our inherent right, no mat
4 ter what country of the world we may
[ be living in. We satisfy ourselves here
with the empty husk. We talk of 8
I Constitutional Monarchy and we know
as well as possible that we have no
such thing. We see the written law
Of the lsnd defied ostentatiously and
publicly. IS in the case of the election
/ of Mr.. haulukou to the Legislature.
we see the moral law defed. as by the
passage of the opium bill, and are
/ satisfied with feeble protest. We shall
never hand down our heritage of lib
erty TO our sons and daughters unless
we look little more sharply and for
cibly after our own rights now, unless
we stop the wedge which has been so
clayerly driven into our Constitution.
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TIE Government are in very IN
happy condition about the loan. Have
they got 1t or have they not2 From
day TO day the rulers have no idea OF
what Is really going TO happen: but
they are quite ready TO make any con
cesslOn 50 long as they can get their
claws on some cash.
That money Is terribly needed there
can be no doubt. the treasury Is prae-
ucally empty. there are large out
standing debts, the roads are at a
stand still and the whole of the in
come Of the Government Is needed 70
pay off salaries, the palace expenses.
the haimiloa folly and the Board Of
Health. ont of which latter some one
probably gets comfortable pick
Ings- Whatevar Government might
happen TO be IN. q loan would haysto
be contracted The finances OF the
country are in such q condition that
money must be obtained. The diff
Guilty that has arisen Is doubtless the
question OF security. 4 single man
IN London Is quite ready 10 lend .
paItry 100000. that Is, palTy 10
men II London who deal II foreign
securities. but even though the bait
of 3 high rate Of interest Is tempting.
those who ara managing the loan
want something more tangible than
the word Of the Hawaiian Minister Of
Foreign Affairs than which no ssCu-
rity could be worse The little Ha-
Taiian fish i being played quite
neatly the loan has been PLACED
and 1t has been doomed 10 by means
Of articles n the London ZiTg. but
not 3 sovereign q the cash can be fin
ga-ed- Those tLIEstIlE for the golden
stream have their appe55te5 wlettel
By the cLInk Of the s0verelEIs II the
vauIts Of the bank Of E-lClaEd- 10 get
the yellow boys they VIII be ready 10
do any thi1-. and when the extra sas-
sion i called we shall find thar the
Gl7a-L1lsL1 ma 1Ellty VIII vote exactly
= L suits the peccIve UJ1dhC- ia-s
n London We shall have exchanged
masters only. instead u being 81 the
feet Of Mr. SpreczeLs- the German
American We shall baLoEE body and
soul 10 London Jews Is 20 cls Ica1
aez1g put on the Olel Market that Is
z taECe. d sham sale Or Two MY have
been made bur II has been kept II
the hands Of q clique Of which Mr. i
Hlf1uuE l. not aD Insignificant mem
beE Hawaii Is going begging and
6eng knocked down 10 the highest
bidder
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IKE lonS letter which we publish
relstive TO the success thst has been
made in the cultivation snd prepSra-
ton If ramie, viii be read with inter
est BY every one interested IN the az
rieulturSl and commercial advance
ment OF the country, Mr.. Lyean
seems 10 have solved one Of the greSt
problems relstive TO the So-called mi
nor" industries. II rSrnie only does
hslf SIS well IS he prophecies it Will
become. not minor industry, but one
Of the chief industries Of the Islands,
II IS too bSd that the Government
bonus Of $4,000 hiss not been pSid over
10 these gentlemen. They hsve full
filed the condition required, and
should receive SIS much assistance as
possible IN carrying on their scheme,
The HSv3iian Government Is fond of
posing IS supporter and meter OF
commercial Gn6 agricultural enter
prize. and votes money for the pur-
pose Of encouragement. but when II
comes TO pSying eSSh down. it IS q
very different matter Plenty OF
money to throw awSy on the hsimi-
los, which eSn never do shy good TO
the country, and which viii be con
slant drain upon the public purse, but
when Sn enterprise for which money
hiss been promised and which VIII at
tract capital and increase the pros
pertv Of the nation. asks for its Just
reward. It i calmly met with the re
ply. mo money IN the Treasury" As
Mr.. Lycan says, this Is 3 disease that
the Government Is not likely TO get
Over.
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frnnI advertisements.
scoND CIRCUIT COURT OF

SECOND CIRCUIT COURT OF
- the Hawaiian Islands. In Probate. In the
Estate OF KEKAt (k.), OF Wailuku, Maui, de-
ceased, interstate,
ON reading and aling the petition OF Moke
Kawailiilh Of Wailnku, Mani, alleging that
kckai OF wailukn, Maui, died intestato at......
on day of.,..,.A. D., 49,. land praying
that decree be Issued as 10 who are the heirs Of
said kckai deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY tho sih
day OF April, A. D., 1857, be and hereby Is ap-
polluted for hearing said petition before the said
Justice In the Court room OF this Court, az Wal
luku. Mani ~ which time and place all persons
concerned may appear and snow cause, n any
they have, why said petition should not be
granted, and that this order be published in the
Hawaiian aud English languages for three sue.
ecssive weeks IN the kuokoa and HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE. newspapers In Honolulu.
Dated Wailuku, II. l.. March 4th. A. ID. 1857.
GEo. +. RICHARDSON,
Circuit Judge, Sd Judicial Circuit, H. Is.
TiiS6 81
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CECOND CIRCUIT COURT OF

~ the Hawaiian Islands. In Probate. In the
Estate OF NAMAKAoKAIA (k.), OF Kaupo. Mani.
deceased, intestate.
On reading and fling the petition Of Naaieono,
alleging that Namakaokaia Ky, Of kaupo, Maui
D., lSS.. leaving real estate in Kaupo, Maui, and
praying that 6 decree be issued as 10 who are the
heirs OF said NamakaOkaia. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that THURSDAY the
9TH day Of April. A. D, 1887, be and hereby is
appointed for hearing said petition before the
said Justice, in the Court room Of this Court, at
Waikiki, Maui, AZ which time and place all per-
sons concerned may appear ard show cause If
any they have, why said petition should not be
Granted, and that this order be published in the
Ensiish and Hawaiian languages for three sue
eeSSlYe weeks IN the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and
huoko9, newspapers in Honolulu
Dated Waikiki, H. l., March 4th, 1857.
GEO. E. RICHARDSON.
Circuit Judge. I'd Judicial Circuit, II. Is.
1916 ST.
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fsrAMPs
IN TIE sUPREME COURT OLE

Il the Hawaiian Kingdom.
KALARAuA, by the Grace OF God, OF the Hawaii.
an Islands, King.
To the Marshal Of the Hawaiian Stands or his
Deputy, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded e summon
CRACK, Master OF the "A. p. Jordan, - In case
he shall file written answer within twenty dsys
aftef service hereof To be and APPEAR before he
Supreme Court al the January Term 20 be holden
az the Court Room OF the Court House IN Hone
lulu, Island Of Oahu, on MONDAY. the 81 day
OF January next. At 70 o'clock A. n, 20 show
cause why the claim Of r. y. LAME, Plaintiff
should not be awarded him pursuant % the teno-
Notify the said ]. Crack that upon default e
attend at the place on the day ard hour above.
mentiqped, judgment viii be entered against
him byfdefsult.
And you are also commanded to leave a true
and2ttested copy OF this writ with II. Hackfeid
& Co., the attorneys. agents. factors trustees or
debtors OF the above named j. CFseS or az the
place OF their usual abode, and them summon %
appear personally at the place. on the DAY and
hour above mentioned, then and there on oath.
TO disclose whether they have or az the time said
copy was served, had any Of the goods or sGects
Of the said J. Crack in their possession. or owe
or owed the said j. Crack any debt. and IL so, the
amount and nature thereof:
SECTION Il. WhensoeYer any person sEm-
moned as an attorney, agent, factor or debtor o.
any defendant, may be DESTROYS Of 80 doing. he
may apply 10 the Magistrate or any Justice OF the
Court from whom or which the said summons
may have issued. and the Magistrate or Justice
having caused reasonable notice 10 BE given 70
the plaintiff in the action. shall proceed 70 take
deposition Of the person thus summoned. and
make such order as may be proper in the prcmi-
ses az any time previous 10 the day appointed fc-
hearing the cause. and the person 50 summoned
as agent, factor, trustee or debtor Of the party
defendant, shall be taken 10 have obesed tn
summons"
Notify the said II HaekfCld s Co. thar upou
default 10 attend at the place on the day ard
hour above mentioned execution VIE be issued
against their proper estate for the amount %
such judgment as the plaintiff may recoye-
against the defendant
Hereof fail not but OF Your proceeding on this
Writ make due aud full return.
Witness the Honorable \. T. JUDD
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
seal 81 Honolulu. this Sd day OF Deceu-
Der. 4. ID. 1886.
Henry SMITH, Deputy Cierk
I certify that the foregoing i a true COPY o.
the summons in said cause; and that said Come
has this day ordered publication thereof
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court AZ Honolulu. this I'd dsv ia
LSeall February, 1Ss5.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
1l5o 1T CLERK
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Ii l. GIigEsdL=E llC bad that uGE-
mems made EE the Erea.zzry II large
u15ss- say 500 bills ara practically N
silver WlzE eZeLzE-e l. WzEa5,1
these lzrge bills zEs only received ana
dlscg-E1- The consequence L 4 d.
rzc5 loss EV11 al 5ELllse EAl have deal
ms with lL= l7zruzz-szzl and Z Ereaa
cuUpllssEal,1l II banking ass,,lVEzs- iilr
many firms have 10 keep three deposit
books GEs for gsL1- uEe far sILVsE AMI
Oca for paper The paper beng Of Use
to EaF e1satlE-s dr11Iss- winch cannot b.
pa51 n HzE1llEZ szIVEr com S-EIF
Tins l. 3 SdraUZe e11ai1Ell1 Of AFFAIRS
flr a c,111ET which 1-ZE5 u BE-
wealthy
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CECOND CIRCUIT COrRT on

y the Hawaiian Islands. In Probate.
Island Of Mani,
Hawaiian Islands -
in the matter Of the Estate OF JAMES KAHA-
hAClLA, Waikiki, Maui, deceased.
\ document. purpOrting TO be the last viii and
testament OF James kahakauila. deceased. hay
Ing on the 18th dal Of September. A. D.. 1855
been presented 10 said Probate Court. and petit
ton for the Probate thereof and for the Issuance
Of Letters Testamentary TO Rev y P Leonor.
having been fled BY Z. X Keahi
Notice i hereby given. that SATURDAY. the
sth day Of April, A. D., 1887, ~ 10 O'Clock. A. "
Of said cSy. st the Court room Of said Court al
WailUkU. Mani be. and the same Is hereby ap-
pointed the ZINE for proving said VIII and hear
Ing said application. when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the said Will
and the granting OF Letters Testamentarv.
Il Is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given BY publication. for three successive weeks
in the HAwAIAS GAZETTE, newspaper printed
and published in Honolulu.
Dated Waiiuku. II. 1. March 4th 1SS7.
GEO E. RICHARDSON
Circuit Judge, ID Judicial Circuit. Il. Is
-
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x ECOND CIRCUIT COURT on

SECOND CIRCUIT COURT OF
- the Hawaiian Islands In Probate. IN me
matter 81 the Estate Of kEKAHUNA. late 81
Lahaiua, Maui. deceased.
on reading and hliug the petition and acrounts
OF 5. ksmohakau and Waikanc, Administrator
Of the Estate OF krkahuna, late OF Lasaine, Maul
deceased. wherein they ask 70 be allowed S2s5 So
100, and charges themselves with see3 Sd 100 ana
asks that the same may be examined and ar-
proved, and that a final order may be made ~
distribution Of the property remaining IN their
hands 70 the persons thereto entitled. and die.
charging them and their suretics from an ferther
responsibility as such Administrators.
ii Is ordered. that MONDAY. the 9Th day OF
April. A. D.. 1851 at ten O'Clock A. H.. before tie
said Justice, at the Court house. 90 Lahaina
Maui be and the same hereby Is appointed a. ths
time and place for hearing said petition and
accounts and that all persons interested NAY
then and there appear and show cause, IL any
they have, why the same should net be granted
and may present evidence as TO who are entitled
70 the said property. Aud that this order In the
English and Hawaiian languages, be published
In the HAWAIIAN GAzErrE and knokod, news
papers printed and published In Honolulu. for
three successive weeks previous % ths time
therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Wailuku, II l.. this ID day Of March
A. d. 1887. GEO. +. RICHARDSON.
Cireuit Judge, I'd Judicial Circuit. II. Is
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S1MzTE1zsF should be dame al5Gu1
gzuhLIuz- There X M 1rIbG N =1y
czas mind via Knows uEch Of the
inner w1rizl1Es II ElzlElIz- that
gaE1Lns / carried u IN a large e.
text and thai s-Ds uzu mage 10
EzkE very fir LTVzE-- 1J-1 q n BE
II E1.sF mike 4 living 11I-izrs- If c,lJ-r=sz-
have IN sg-1sr- and ss11ss cases WhEs.Iz
have rsceE1Iy 1EE=,1 up b11 have
beez quietly pun s.zll.s- slow kllE zssrI-
Gus thu uzzlEr l. Instead q larry
M CIt1nznzsE- 4 5he Marshal world
devote himself 10 uzhTEE gE5Ezng
eiI1-s.7511Ha N E,are E1zL1st1 circles 1IzzE
Those n e1aEs and yzrltt-l1,1F s- Ii would
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TE sta5s u 11Ers II LaEzl1a
seeZ< trCIy GspL1-a1L=- Our cures
pCZ6=E1S give SIlo1-T E-.llUEs- Like
eEEEss have been made uf koLz-z
and HIL1- Ii Stems q II the food
zates u v5se had been Thrown OueE
up1E sCEz Of gI- country districts
EsE wIlE stake II the cuznGry- and
those EETI1E Suns and dzEgEzsrs 10
bEI1E Up here mead to le very firm n
tbE- opposition u the present Sdzle
% tEz1nEs-
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NOTICE f.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN
~ 20 t1e Dza--E KAT .No q II p B1l1E5- :
l-,ztls %. L2f1ae Z C1GEs- W 2. o. f1rcrrf q
4 aal-l-z- tI-erl Jan p ~ s3D. saE 70 &
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CUPRE1IE COURT OF TnF

- Hawaiian Isnuls.-In Prolarr Dr. rts
matte u tAe Estate ~ DOMINGO LOPEZ Pa
MOS deceased. O-ier t0 =aoz calse o. A51ilr-
-sir-to-' application TO- 1-tes 90 s.ls 81 -
estate
I2o1 --ine ~ petition oi =. y. Hellr.1a-
aeliili-tl-tor q sal2 esf1t= rTlyfr.- fo- an r-I
o.s1.= ~ rri-ia re-i sstafe beoleia- DO re =.
cel.el-
AA fhg-e pEglsea ,s-esi3ef % Eoral pzt--.
- 30 kl1lllgsl eeale cVlrllrir- - a-ras a.--
1-ie a- 4-1lzl-l Dol iaIlnt. D-1r- ztss
81. tlr-e Frr-lI.es fe-1-. bed is fnr-r pr.as.
-, = ~ ga Containing q acre-. -lrTzrr e
-ail ha.i1l- ald se1isu- fo-fa ergr1lr .e-sI -er-
-l[.r % sa-t rel. estste sloI.f b. -rl.
i- y er1e'el, tl-t tle lsir- and 1szr ~
-il 70 10 -1i1 tecel-el ED 81 -rrssrr ar------e.
4pper before fll Cont - 1fo1-
Da1- tle il'4 uaF ~ Nlrch s--- -
p e5oe- ~ - ~ tce g 1asl Room ~ t1ls C11rf 81
-a i-a.e. f.Hloig.a. llel 40 % s-e o. .laa-
81 order slo1.l no- q er11tetl ~ t1-
--le " -rfL rsf1te.
ana Is b feuaes ordered. f11f sarder g
g-Di.--el - .e1sl faFee F1crssalge aeezs defera
-e .-lf O. = hearing. f- ~ HAEaHzE Ca
49, --a At9soa nsFs e41efs 91l.l,ls - ss.e
D-isl Aolal1l1. FriTuary y. l---
81 fls Codrr.
1873 . HENRY sHfTH BrprsCIsrk
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CUPREME COURT OF THE

~
- Hawaiif Islands-fn Probate In the mar
ter OF the Estate Of HER ROYAL HIGHNESS
THE PRINCESS NJ. LIKELIKE CLEGHeRN.
deceased. Order appointing time FOR Probate oF
VIII and directing publication Of notice % I'll.
same.
4 document, purpOrtins 10 be the last VIII al
testament Of Her Royal Highness the Princess.
NJ Likelike Clegho-n. deceased, having on az
18th day Of February, ISL. been presented % sa1
Probate Court and a petition FOR the Pro1l-e
thereof. and for the issuance OF letters res-auer
tary 10 Alexander j Cartwright. having been
fled by him
i. is hereby ordered. that FRIDAY the 25tl
day Of March ISL. - 10 o'clock A. " nf said
d=r-e the Court Room % said Court. - Aiiio.11i
Hale. Houolliu be. and the same +. hereby lp-
pointed the time fer proving slid VIII ard hear
l1r said application, when and WHARF any urrs0z
interested may appear AID contest the said VIII
ana me granting 0t Letters fesiaEeurary.
j, = further ordered. thar notice thereof o.
given 5T publication. for three successive weeks
IN the HAwAU&S GAZETTE and kuo5ea leu~
Hz1ers printed and published in HoloEl1.
Dated Honolulu, February -. iso7.
by she Court
ll55 - WILLIAM FOSTER f'-r--
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~ Hawai- Ian islluds-Iu Probate. Tr ttauf---
Ter OF the Estate OF GEORGE i. Eaf1fES- la-ees
Houolul1. Oahu deceased. interstate.
Upon ding the Petition and Accounts ~ SAM
e. Allel ard Joseph o. Csrte-- Admin srra-0-=
Of The Estate oi George j. Emue-. deceased.
wherein rlcT ask to DE- allowed st-1ia-a. ant
charge themselves with slg10.az. auE l.E thar
me same IaF be examined and approved. and
that 2 -l1i 0r.-er may De- made oi dIst-iali-or ~
Inc property r-l-atl.l- il fLe-- bands 81 rle
persons Thereto entitled l1d Llsclar-ir- .te-
aud --etr s1-etles fruU lil further r1-aa-s .rr
o. such acmili--rlto-s
II is ordered, thar. TUESDAY. rhe -tl d1T
o. March, l--l- ~ it o'clock a. g CO CL1rr.lerz
r. me lelri House % A.iio.anl Hale Heuc-
lli1- De and The same hereby is appointed g.
the tlme and place f0- hearing s15d petition an-
accounts. and thar an persGas interested may
men and there appear ard show cause. j. ans
ileF A2Te Why tle same -lo-ld nos 1e Granted.
ana may present evidence 81 o. WHO are elr.t.1.
- me -aid property. And that THIS ofder q
lle hu-li-l lllerl-c- b pgali-Eel FRI f-- Is-
HAIIAN ral-ils eve per l-l Do ed ard
On HQlolliu- for three -gEce--lfe weeks prev
20 t4e tlflf ilers' apqulufas Cor .ail herring
Dated - Houo-ll1- -Ai- -ls- 41T ~ Faarasrr
1--7.
b che CONT
1l-l5- HENRY SMITH Denote C.s--
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C. e RICHARDSON SLOAN.
Dissolution Of Partnership.
OWING TO THE DEATH OF
~ Ny : l. C1zu. OF the drm % Richardson &
Loal- tEe partnership heretofore existing be-
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